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Your assumption on land is incorrect: Let us split the difference and call it 20 acres. They go on to discuss the use of a supplemental vegetable garden at an acre to grow non-staple crops, land needed for the house, pigs, horses, chickens, and cattle/sheep for milk, leather, wool (with...

Let me get this straight... Your complaint is that, if an individual specifically built just to forge (Int 12, Skill Focus [Weaponsmithing], 4 ranks) rolls his result (rather than taking 10 and reliably making 10 daggers/week), he can create 3.12 gp/day or 31.2 gp/week. Of course this occurs...

What I'm trying to explain is that a dagger in 10 minutes isn't happening per these rules... SP price is the PER WEEK check, CP check is the PER DAY check. So you're getting between 1-1.5 daggers/day. Not too surprising as you can make a simple unadorned blade blank, then sharpen, temper, and...

I will admit I completely botched my read there... I was indisposed at the time, and due to an injury I have to have complete focus to work with maths until I get healed up again. Pretty much that means that you're doing that amount of work in silver for that check. It is simple really... you...

dc comics - How does Superman fly? - Science Fiction and Fantasy - Stack Exchange Discussion here discusses each version of Superman and his flight/leaping ability. The basis is that Kryptonian physiology (having evolved for high-gravity living) + Yellow Sun = Flight. Slainte, -Loonook.

A Dagger costs 2GP in D&D with its craft system. I take 10 for lack of failure, with a result of 18. The overall craft result is 360 SP material/week. I make the dagger in .55 weeks, just sigh of 4 days. You're using a system whose resolution number is related to D&D costs. My suggestion...

If you want to have your players turn into bookkeepers it is a great asset to your game :-p. Really, it requires an enormous amount of hassle, and I don't think the reward is worth it. As an 'idea book' for how to work with money and barter? Fantastic. You want to know how much a King should...

Your idea intrigues me... :D. For a Pathfinder group FATE or Gumshoe should be good if you won't go with d20 Alternity or Call of Cthulu. Personally I like the idea and think you should go with it

The Monk's abilities, which are generated by 15 overall levels of Shintao and Henshin combined with the natural 20 levels from the Monk don't stack... I'm using your rules and showing all my math... Your bard levels will do the same stacking as mine according to you... but will somehow give an...

When it comes to sex life is too short to care about other nerd's jealousy. Treat yourself. At the very worst you have players who want to be you get angsty... Though be sure to watch your back. I've seen enough unhinged idiots in the world about relationships... Most don't belong to...

Because per the requirement of inscribing a scroll or spell you actually have to inscribe it. A physical effect must be applied for 1 day/spell copied with the cost of 100 GP per page. As the item in question does not have a physical page to scribe onto (the spell sets the effect before you...

And that's what I needed. Thanks. Your interpretation states that the abilities when in the same class combo don't work... But they work when the classes are separated. So again, a Monk/Henshin 10 Monk/Shintao 5 will do the same... Or of course you can just eliminate the extra 5... And if...

Dynasties has rules for Roads and other structures, Ministers, and processing goods... but to be honest I do not think 'road management' is going to be high up there for a player and the actual building rules are horrendous. SHBG does what is says on the tin. It has much better rules for...

In D&D a ECL 20 character who takes 10/Cleric 10 turns at level 17. The two abilities are awarded in two separate classes, serve as the same ability, and stack for purposes of leveling. In your system of Gestalt I can create a Paladin/Cleric 10 who turns at level 17. They would have the...

SHBG is pretty solid and isn't JUST for building castles... It has specific rulings for clusters if you want a prison, an apartment complex, a full castle, and the parts (bedrooms, baths, bakeries, etc.) Slainte, -Loonook.

Villages are defined by size, space, and amount of available individuals. You just setup a 'map' and list of required individuals to be statted out. Seems pretty easy... A City is when it gets harder, a Metropolis even moreso :). Slainte, -Loonook.

Alright... Then a Monk/Fighter 5, Monk/Shintao Monk 10, Monk/Henshin Monk 5 has a total of 35 levels of Monk stacking abilities? So he's moving at level 13 he's moving at 100 FT/round, with a +4 AC bonus, and all of the other fancy abilities of a monk... Oh, he also maxes out past the Epic...

A listed the Chanter levels stack together for purposes of uses/day (and wipe themselves per the Gestalt rules in UA: You do NOT gain additional uses for double-leveling. You DO gain the ability to continue gaining Bard Music powers from that Bard side... So if you desire to be slightly meh...

A listed the Chanter levels stack together for purposes of uses/day (and wipe themselves per the Gestalt rules in UA: You do NOT gain additional uses for double-leveling. You DO gain the ability to continue gaining Bard Music powers... So if you desire to be slightly meh in comparison to...

They don't stack. If you have a level of a class with ANOTHER level that provides the same benefit you only get the 1 benefit... So you would be better served going with 2 PrCs or sticking with the opposite main class. Slainte, -Loonook.